Re: Flashpoint - Wine Mono or dotNET?
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If wine is running, "winetricks" can install dotnet.
winetricks dotnet40, winetricks dotnet45, winetricks dotnet46, or winetricks dotnet48
Should install dotnet in wine. As far as running stuff in wine, it is a hit or miss if it will run the application well from my experience.
As far as "AUR" helpers go, it is a matter of personal preferences.
I like "yay" since it is good to download, search and is one of the helpers one can pick in "octopi" to reach "AUR" with.
I like to download the source files and run locally since I have setup a local repository for the packages I create.
I find it works very well for dependencies since they will be installed as "--asdeps" when required without much effort.
It also allows for updates or modifications to distro versions of the package for example to fix "ext4magic" with the AUR version that actually functions without crashing.
FORTIFY_SOURCE
The CFLAGS in /etc/makepkg.conf has this enabled.
One could modify the line in a new copy called /etc/makepkgwine.conf.
Delete the following part:
-Wp,-D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=3
Then run in the local downloaded folder: makepkg --config /etc/makepkgwine.conf
If or when you want to update at a later date without remembering to modify the line in the future.
This is what I do when an stubborn application does compile with the default CFLAGS. Just name the configuration file something that makes sense.